Thread: It really is a shame that my e-reader doesn't have an SD slot
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Old 12-04-2014, 02:54 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
Let us not forget, pbooks have to be stored somewhere. ebooks can go on the hard drive.

I can have a couple thousand books on my Kindle at one time. If I cannot find a book I REALLY want to read,... then having extra storage is probably not going to help. That is a slippery slope that will lead you to archive the Internet, Just In Case.

Note: Thus far, I hve never failed to find something I wanted to read among my 180-item TBR (current) and 800-favorites emergency reserve.



An ereader is not an MP3 player, stop pressuring it into acting like one.



to converting with calibre. I have never had a conversion sour on me unless there was something deeply wrong with the original.
My first E ink reader had a built in MP3 player. I put my collection of The Shadow radio plays on it.

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